MARBLE CEJA STINGRAY

MARBLE CEJA STINGRAYNative to northern South America, including parts of Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, Brazil and Bolivia. Its found in the main Amazon drainage, as well as the Rio Orinoco, Rio Paran and numerous smaller rivers.

This fin undulates

reflective scales that give it a subtle metallic sheen

Minimum: 40–55 gallons (single specimen)

It is unlikely that your pet will make this sound but you never know

Unlike other cichlid fishes jaguar cichlid obtains the most of its color when it becomes reproductive

South America

Use extreme caution: May attack or kill tank mates

As the Marbled Achara catfish matures it should be fed less often and even periods of fasting will maintain the fishes health

make a nuclear family and are generally peaceful in nature

high oxygenation

Sinking carnivore pellets (primary diet)

and can breathe air